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The '''Caribbean Sea''' is a body of water bounded by the [[Atlantic Ocean]] and the [[Gulf of Mexico]] to the east and west, and [[North America|North]] and [[South America]].
 
The '''Caribbean Sea''' is a body of water bounded by the [[Atlantic Ocean]] and the [[Gulf of Mexico]] to the east and west, and [[North America|North]] and [[South America]].
  
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It has a [[tropical]] [[climate]], and features many [[island]] groups.  This makes the area a popular destination for tourists. The romantic ambiance of the Caribbean has been long-known to inspire great minds, among them American thinker Bill O'Reilly.<ref>http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/1013043mackris16.html</ref> Historically, it plays a big part in many [[pirate]] [[legend]]s, since the endless small islands created a haven for [[criminal]]s on the run, and provided many exotic locales to bury [[treasure]].  
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It has a [[tropical]] [[climate]], and features many [[island]] groups.  This makes the area a popular destination for tourists.  Historically, it plays a big part in many [[pirate]] [[legend]]s, since the endless small islands created a haven for [[criminal]]s on the run, and provided many exotic locales to bury [[treasure]].
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Revision as of 20:04, June 4, 2009

Political boundaries of the Caribbean Islands
Shaded relief of the Caribbean Sea

The Caribbean Sea is a body of water bounded by the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico to the east and west, and North and South America.

It has a tropical climate, and features many island groups. This makes the area a popular destination for tourists. Historically, it plays a big part in many pirate legends, since the endless small islands created a haven for criminals on the run, and provided many exotic locales to bury treasure.